2 men who have never met inadvertently confuse other people.
Trailer
Cast
Caleb Johnson
Director
Clay Doss
Tom Martin & Michael Roberts
Payton Patrone
Jessica
Caleb Johnson
Caleb
Stephanie Minix
Kathy
Kassy Collins
Karen
David J. Syczylo
Ricky
Jenna Epkey
Anna
Tony Epkey
Ronny
Rhonda Yost
Deb
Millie Moore
Elle
Michael Holmes
Jeffrey
Christopher Kessinger
Joe
Eliza Moore
Eliza
J.D. Gaines
Tom's Boss
Roger Emmons
Truck Driver
David Chastain
Bank Patron
Artie Montgomery
Tom's father
Shelia Montgomery
Tom's mother
Jeff Johnson
Writer
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source: 2 to Tangle
This movie had a fun story with emotions. Acting well interesting but i like it better then the "cesspool Hollywood puts out" - it's clean, it's encouraging and gives you a desire to help and be there for others.
I liked the movie... the only thing I didn't agree with...was the question about Samuel. I don't believe the OT suggests the appearance of Samuel to Saul was a demon in disguise. It is a harder case to make...that it wasn't really Samuel's spirit...than not. There isn't any other evidence I know of...in the OT or NT of demons posing as humans...(other than the reference that Satan can appear as an 'angel of light')... the reasoning sounds logical (God wouldn't act in such a case...and I agree with that on the surface)... but the text suggests, in Samuel's rebuke of Saul...that is is more likely Samuel's spirit himself, than a counterfeit demon. I am certainly open to other explanations... but would like more logical reasons... can you suggest other reasons, I'm missing? Otherwise, the theology leaves open a lot of questions (and perhaps fear), that such things happen today... Even so, we have God's word, and His promise... to protect us from evil.
While the acting wasn't great and it moved a little slow, this movie did have a good storyline and true biblical facts regarding life, death, demons and Jesus. I enjoyed it for that and the love story between the two leads.
source: 2 to Tangle
I liked the movie... the only thing I didn't agree with...was the question about Samuel. I don't believe the OT suggests the appearance of Samuel to Saul was a demon in disguise. It is a harder case to make...that it wasn't really Samuel's spirit...than not. There isn't any other evidence I know of...in the OT or NT of demons posing as humans...(other than the reference that Satan can appear as an 'angel of light')... the reasoning sounds logical (God wouldn't act in such a case...and I agree with that on the surface)... but the text suggests, in Samuel's rebuke of Saul...that is is more likely Samuel's spirit himself, than a counterfeit demon. I am certainly open to other explanations... but would like more logical reasons... can you suggest other reasons, I'm missing? Otherwise, the theology leaves open a lot of questions (and perhaps fear), that such things happen today... Even so, we have God's word, and His promise... to protect us from evil.
This movie had a fun story with emotions. Acting well interesting but i like it better then the "cesspool Hollywood puts out" - it's clean, it's encouraging and gives you a desire to help and be there for others.
While the acting wasn't great and it moved a little slow, this movie did have a good storyline and true biblical facts regarding life, death, demons and Jesus. I enjoyed it for that and the love story between the two leads.
2 to Tangle